PEMBROKESHIRE - 10 BEDROOM 17TH CENTURY RIVERSIDE INN

Substantial premises within spacious grounds, offering an historic, stone built inn with pitched slate roof. There are several character trading areas along with ten en suite letting bedrooms and private quarters. One of the benefits of the premises is the extensive grounds, offering tarmacadamed car park, paddock, trade gardens and numerous outbuildings including workshops and storage.

The Trewern Arms is a quality ten bedroom, riverside Country Inn located at the heart of the sought-after village of Nevern. It is a substantial premises which sits within spacious grounds and offers an historic, stone built inn with pitched slate roof. There are several character trading areas along with ten en suite letting bedrooms and private quarters. One of the benefits of the premises is the extensive grounds, offering tarmacadamed car park, paddock, trade gardens and numerous outbuildings including workshops and storage. Since purchasing the business in 2018, the current owners have embarked upon a continuous and sympathetic refurbishment programme, with all but one of the bedroom en suites being replaced.

The picturesque village of Nevern is steeped in history and was once an important medieval administrative centre. The Norman church of St Brynach and nearby motte and bailey of the Norman castle are all that remain, but the village is one of the prettiest within the region, having a number of older, stone constructed properties. It is also helped by the beautiful surroundings; it is within the valley of the River Nevern, close to its mouth where it flows into Cardigan Bay at Newport. The property is located at the foot of the Preseli Hills within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and this area attracts a large number of visitors throughout the year, especially during the holiday periods. It appeals to those wishing to enjoy outdoor activities and sea-based pursuits in this part of beautiful West Wales.

Character two section LOUNGE/BAR AREA with stone flagged floors and beam effect ceilings. Part exposed stone walls. Seating for about 75. Stone fronted SERVERY. Front LOUNGE having carpeted floor and wood beam effect walls and ceilings, and part exposed stone walls. Stone constructed SERVERY.
RESTAURANT looking out from the front of the property. Seating for 48.
Spacious split level FUNCTION ROOM with the ability to accommodate 200 comfortably. French doors to garden. LADIES’, GENTLEMEN’S and DISABLED TOILETS.
CATERING KITCHEN with tiled floor and part tiled walls. Good selection of commercial catering equipment and effects. DRY GOODS STORE, STAFF WC, OFFICE and PREPARATION ROOM.

FIRST FLOOR : LETTING ACCOMMODATION
10 en suite LETTING BEDROOMS. All but one have had a newly fitted bathroom within the last five years.
PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION
LOUNGE, 3 BEDROOMS (doubles) and BATHROOM.

OUTSIDE
Extensive grounds incorporating tarmacadamed CAR PARK for 60+ vehicles.
Additional hardcore PARKING. Large grassed PADDOCK. OUTBUILDINGS including storage and workshop. STATIC CARAVAN used for staff accommodation.
BEER TERRACE to the side seating approximately 60, and incorporating smoking solution. PRIVATE GARDEN.

The business, which is currently closed, is ideally placed to take advantage of the large number of tourists visiting the area, as it is one of Wales’s most sought-after holiday spots within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, close to the Preseli Hills and the many Blue Flag beaches in the Cardigan Bay coastal region.

The establishment features 10 en-suite letting bedrooms, accommodating guests seeking overnight stays. It was particularly popular among travellers using the ferry services at Fishguard and Goodwick.

Since acquiring the business in 2018, the current owners have implemented a continuous and thoughtful refurbishment program, updating all but one of the en-suite bedrooms. Prior to closure, the business enjoyed strong year-round trade from both tourists and local residents.

When open and trading during the year ended September 30, 2023, sales reached £490,000 (exclusive of VAT).

TENURE
£595,000 for the freehold property to include goodwill and trade furniture, fixtures, fittings and effects. Stock at valuation in addition. 
No direct approach to be made to the business; please direct all communications through Sidney Phillips.
Viewing strictly by appointment only.

A Premises Licence is held for the supply of alcohol between 8am and 1am Sunday to Thursday and 8am to 2am Friday and Saturday.

Mains electricity and water. On-site drainage LPG gas used for cooking and heating.